Nations in Pakistan Demand Independence


	Nations in Pakistan Demand Independence

Gul Agha

2-13-2008 10:32 PM

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pakistan, balochistan, sindh, bhutto, bugti, dams

Gul Agha says:

US policy ignores secular Sindhi and Baloch nations and supports an Islamist allied dictatorship in Pakistan!

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